For the world's oceans - a disturbing early warning

DAVID BENGTSON,ST. AUGUSTINE,FLORIDA — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:45:57 GMT

YOU MENTIONED THAT PEOPLE END UP WITH PNEUMONIA WITH THE SWINE FLU AND THAT THE FLU SHOTS WE HAVE RECEIVED DON'T HELP US. WILL THE PNEUMONIA SHOTS WE GET HELP US ANY.

For the world's oceans - a disturbing early warning

Mark Sears — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 06:04:45 GMT

If the earth creates 97% of the carbon dioxide going into the atomosphere and the ocean absorbs half of that, what can be done to stop it? Or are the scientists saying the ocean absorbs half of the 3% man releases?

For the world's oceans - a disturbing early warning

Karl, South Lake Tahoe, California — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 06:08:49 GMT

If the oceans go, we go.

For the world's oceans - a disturbing early warning

simon david simkis. at the moment in Donetsk,Ukraine. — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 12:01:17 GMT

We are close to catastrofic events globally!. Mankind in it's magnificence has brought this upon itself,but if it is manmade it can also be repaired by mankind!.
Keep fighting the battle Mr Howard!, and the very best of luck to you and yours!.x

For the world's oceans - a disturbing early warning

Cat — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 06:32:38 GMT

I'm not sure where you got the idea that mankind only creates 3% of the carbon emissions, Mark, but your data is magnificently faulty. Mankind creates by far the largest amount of carbon ever seen on earth since before life began. Your statement smacks of Bushism, and the propaganda being put out by the Bushies during the last eight years. HUMANS are causing this problem, NOT nature.

For the world's oceans - a disturbing early warning

Larry Weissman — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:11:18 GMT

Well I'm not sure here.....

"In January, an unmanned submarine, the Jason, was able to collect the first coral samples from highly acidic water up to ten thousands of feet beneath the ocean."

Is this dead coral that has fallen to the depths? Coral cannot exist without light.There is no light at these depths. What am I missing?

Larry
BS Marine Biology Cal State Long Beach